The deputy Vice Chancellor in charge of student affairs, Prof. Nathan Ogechi has assured students that the university is liaising with HELB over the delay in disbursement of funds. He said students, who are HELB beneficiaries with a minimal fee balance of Ksh. 4 000 will be allowed to sit for examinations.
Speaking to a group of students on Friday afternoon in his office, Prof. Ogechi said that a team of university officials had been dispatched to Nairobi to follow up the matter.
He called on students to
check with various accountants since a new list of HELB beneficiaries
had been circulated to respective schools.
When asked about students with special needs, the senior administrator advised them to personally present their case with faculty dean's office.
He also gave a clear indication of an online booking system. He said the university will adopt the system from next semester.
This is likely to change the scenes of long queues synonymous with the manual system.
When asked about students with special needs, the senior administrator advised them to personally present their case with faculty dean's office.
He also gave a clear indication of an online booking system. He said the university will adopt the system from next semester.
This is likely to change the scenes of long queues synonymous with the manual system.
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